Rice stink bugh & Insects of the fly genus

Hi all people,
All lovers of amazing nature. Today I came with some stunning insect photos, of course these are the results of my insect hunting this morning to the wild or the wild, namely a small forest in my area for sure.

Two species of insects that I want to show you. The first type is the Rice stink bugh. In the southern United States these insects are said to be agricultural pests.

I found this insect in the flowering grass which is almost similar to rice plants. I suspect they don't just like agricultural crops like rice and wheat, they also like flowering weeds.

Below I have shown some photos of this pest bug.

The second type of insect is Stomorhina. They are a genus of flies, but somewhat different from the flies that we usually find, such as green flies and house flies.

This fly genus has a kind of long nose, or fangs like an elephant. When I first saw this insect, I said it was an elephant insect of the fly genus :)

I found this insect while sucking wild weed flower nectar. it's like they don't like dirt like ordinary flies which are very synonymous with dirt.

These are the two insect species that I have featured in my post this time in the #AmazingNature community. Happy watching my photography and I hope you have a safe and happy day.